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Knightdale, NC Hotels
Country Hearth Inn Knightdale
700 Money Court (Hwy. 64)
Knightdale, NC 27545
Nightly Rates: ($65.00 - $90.00)
3 Star
The Country Hearth Inn Is A Classic Bed And Breakfast, Quiet, Elegant With An Atmosphere Conductive To The Business Environment. Location- Knightdale The Country Hearth Inn Is A Limited Service Busin... Click for More Info
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North Carolina Offbeat Attraction Map
RoadsideAmerica.com's map of North Carolina's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near North CarolinaWhile in North Carolina, you might enjoy a visit to: Roadside mutant, identified as a tastee freez character, with an interesting story about how it ended up on the roof of an auto repair shop. Folk artist Clyde Jones chainsaw carves his "critters" out of log remnants and stumps. Unexpected and unsettling is this museum's giant talking robot farmer. A large fiberglass lumberjack peers out towards I-95 from Log Cabin Homes. |